Publications
One Killer Deal
Animal Noir (2026)
11 hard-boiled crimes featuring a cast of memorable anthropomorphic animals. New Growl has always had too much crime. From the 20s until its inevitable collapse, eleven authors are exposing the city's seedy underbelly. It's familiar, it's different, it's Animal Noir. *Stories by Angelique O'Rourke, A.P. Howell, Ben Curl, Beth Cook, Camden Rose, Elad Haber, H.L. Fullerton, M Shedric Simpson, Megan Lee Bees, Pen Anderson, and Phoenix Bourgeois. Illustrations and edits by Elizabeth Mitchell
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A Mushroom Haunting in Lithia Park
The Muddy Goose Guide to the Weird Northwest (2025)
Join 24 Oregon and Washington based creators for a romp through iconic and soon-to-be-iconic grottos and vistas in our evergreen, mud-puddled, and sometimes very spooky backyard. In the Muddy Goose Guide to the Weird Northwest, you are invited to experience these landmarks and hidden gems in three ways: through stories and poems as eclectic and unexpected as the northwest itself, by rolling dice with your friends to play the board game on the front cover of this book, and by lacing up your boots and going out to see the sights for yourself. Within these pages you will find daring quests and tranquil reflections, stories to delight and tales to terrify. The northwest is far more than your expectations and we are delighted to share our decidedly weird take on it with you!
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Sewing the Beginning
of the End
Even Cozier Cosmic (2024)
At the end, when the last star dies and the cold begins to seep in, what will be the totality of our accomplishments? What will have been the point? And will anyone notice that we’re gone? If the true terror at the center of cosmic horror is the vast indifference the universe has for us, does that mean the closest thing we have to any sort of compassionate connection is . . . our cats? Ah, we may be doomed.
Even Cozier Cosmic contains 30 stories of the horrors that echo beneath our words, that slither in the corner of our vision, and that linger just inside the door, waiting for us to return to the scene of the crime. These are the horrors of indifference, inconsequence, and inevitability. There are cats, things that look like cats, and stories without cats at all.
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